Byroad example sentences

Related (4): pathway, route, bypass, detour

"Byroad" Example Sentences

We drove down the narrow byroad towards the village.
The byroad led through thick forests and meadows.
We turned onto the winding byroad that cut through the hills.
They lived on a remote byroad far from the main town.
The byroad was overgrown with weeds and grass.
They walked along the little byroad to school every day.
The byroad hadn't been used in years and was full of potholes.
The overgrown byroad lead to an abandoned farmhouse.
The byroad took us deep into the countryside.
We drove down the twisty byroad at night with no lights.
We had to take the little-used byroad due to the traffic jam.
The old byroad was lined with rusty gates and crumbling walls.
The byroad wound its way up the hillside.
The long-forgotten byroad had become a dirt track.
The scenic byroad offered beautiful views of the valleys.
The narrow byroad ended abruptly at a farm.
The byroad led to miles of wandering footpaths.
The old byroad snaked through the countryside.
The signposted byroad promised great views.
The untarmacked byroad was full of potholes and potplants.
The country byroad offered little in the way of amenities.
The winding byroad leads to an idyllic village.
We turned off the main road onto the secluded byroad.
The old wagon drove slowly along the bumpy byroad.
The byroad took us through miles of open countryside.
They turned onto the little-used byroad to avoid the traffic.
The byroad wound its way downhill.
The byroad eventually petered out into a dirt track.
We took the grass-grown byroad instead of the motorway.
The old byroad lead through fields and forests.
The country byroad had not seen a car in years.
They lived down a forgotten byroad in the countryside.
The overgrown byroad lead to an abandoned farmstead.
The byroad snaked its way through the rolling hills.
The bumpy byroad lead to some stunning hidden beaches.
We walked along the quiet byroad into the village.
The bumpy byroad runs through woods and fields.
They turned down an unnamed byroad on the map.
The bumpy byroad cut through miles of fields and hedgerows.
We drove down the winding byroad overlooking the sea.
The long byroad lead to a remote fishing village.
The byroad was lined with hedgerows and wildflowers.
The grassy byroad took us deep into the English countryside.
We drove slowly along the potholed byroad.
The byroad lead us to a ruined castle on a hilltop.
The barely used byroad lead to an old church.
We enjoyed a walk along the little rural byroad.
The forgotten byroad led to an old manor house.
The dirt track byroad petered out in a field.
The twisty byroad overlooked a sweeping valley view.
The byroad took us high into the mountain plateau.
The byroad wound through the beautiful forest.
The little byroad led deep into the national park.
They drove down the overgrown byroad at night.
The byroad lead to a row of quaint thatched cottages.
The narrow byroad ran alongside a meandering river.
The byroad took us past beautiful meadows and fields.
The bumpy dirt byroad ran high along the mountainside.
The unpaved byroad ended at a picturesque beach.
The byroad eventually petered out into an old cart track.

Common Phrases

Take/turn onto the byroad - Begin traveling or divert one's path onto the byroad.
Winding byroad - An byroad that curves or turns multiple times.
Little-used byroad - An byroad that sees very little traffic.
Scenic byroad - An byroad that offers beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.
Forgotten byroad - An byroad that has been abandoned or neglected.
Untarmacked byroad - An unpaved byroad.
Grass-grown byroad - An byroad overtaken by vegetation.
Rear byroad - A byroad located behind or to the rear of a property.
Peter out into - The gradual fading of an byroad into a dirt track or path.
Snaking byroad - An byroad that curves or twists sinuously.